The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 11, 1871, Image 4
SONG TO VENUS.
Trom "The HUI of Venus," in Part rv of "The
Earthly Paradise," by William Morris.]
Before oar lady came on earth . ? .
Little there was of Joy or mirth;
About the borders or the sea
Tue sea-folk wandered heavily;
About the wintry river side ,
The weary fishers would abide.
Alone within the weaving -room
Tue girls would sit before the loom,
And sing no song, and play no play ;
Alone from dawn to hot mid-day,
From mid-day nuto evening,
The men afield would work, nor Bing,
'Mid weary thouebt3 of noan and Bod,
Before thy feet the wet ways trod.
Unkissed the merchant bore his care,
Unkissed the knights went out to war,
Unkissed the mariner came home,
Unkissed the minstrel men did roam.
Or in the stream the maids wcnld sra re,1
Nor know why they were mi'e BO fair;
Their yellow locks, their bosoms white,
v Their Umba well wrought for all delight.
Seemed foolish things that waited dean),
. As hopeless as the Bowers beneath
The weariness of unkissed feet:
Ko Ufe was bitter then, or sweet.
Therefore, O Venu9, weU may we
Praise the green ridges of the sea.
0*?T Which, upo? a happy day, ' a
Thou.cam'at-to takeout; shame away. r
We?Hnay rte; prat?e the curdling foam fj
Amidst the wulch thy feet did bloem, 1 1
Flowers of .the gods; the yellow sand
They kissed nt wm the ?ea and land; -
The bee-beset ripe-seeded grass,
Through wuich thy ftae'taibs first did pass;
The parple-dusted butterfly,
First blown against thy quivering thigh ;
The first red rose that touched thy side,
And ever blown and fainting died; *
The ntekerinx of the orange shade,
Where first ta sleep thy limbs were laid;
The happy day's sweet nie and death.
Whose air first uanght thy balmy breath
Tea,hu these things weUpraised may be,
fut with what words shall we praise thee
O Venns, O thon love alive,
Born to give peace to souls that strive r
THE BALLOT-BOX.
MOM* "WAZS THAT ARE DARK."
The Teatlmony og the De Ten ce-Ano t her
Slde of tha P!?t?i-#-ThpFrtT U ot Dc- ,
I Large on ?tie Stund-tUrion? Revelo- {
?lon?. . *
After the examination of a large number qi
j witnesses in behalf of the United States,, the dis
I trict attorney announced that the proaecatlon
would rest Accordingly, on the el oven tb day of
the trial, M. P. O'Connor, Esq., counsel'for the
defence, opened, tba case on behalf, of his clients,
the Beaufort commissioners of elect lon. The first
Witness put upon 'the stand was Mr. James H.
- ?rofut, a1 merchant of ?eaufort. "He testified thai
jparty feeling ran nigh in that locality Ah fae day
of election, especially wi tn reference to .the Con?
gressional capdldatea. The majority or the peo?
ple were iuiqueationabj In favor or DeLargei so
far as neeouaty ina- cocoeraed, bot tho senti?
ment of th* town "*?? ' m favor bf Mr. Bowen.
Witness'"took an active part In the Election,
and believes the Bowen party to have been ontj
gewtaiied, the men employe?Tto distribute Bow ea
tickets boing j-rocured, to .usa De Large; i i ck its ia
their place. Dv?dnot o'fhis own knowledge know
thai mona/ waa used. Great hostility, to the thr<
' commissioners'waa manifest ed prior to thiele
; ??n, emanating oh leay? ho we ver, from three or
fonr persons ia the interest of Mr. Bowen. lit (
..was the bnpreaalon. pr witness that the d?terrai- j j
nation ip psosecute the commissioners was form?
ed before the election. Reporta were circulated
that-pe ballot-boxes would be stuffed and the
. ?eopl? deprived. or their franchise. This waa a
. obmmon mm or at Mast ten- days before the eleo
JWitnesa wad, present a: thc counting- ol
It was conducted lu.an qpen and a pi?
ally fair manner, in the presence of the rep
. reseiiitftUves ortho various parkes. News of the
IfejBttjt ta Colston, Barn wea and Charleston waa
.<S5St-? before the count was Drished. [Coomel
here * sta t ed. that . the : plan 4 of , his d el c n oe
waa to 'establish th? fact tlia.t'the airest of these
ooninlBoHinaia hud lumn lueiiili rmhinl Ih mil j
to prevent tbem rr om making the retaras from
, beaufort County within tue ti ate required by law]]
?Wltneaa ?tated:that ho ?fetamped a number or
TieLarge tickets- with his notarial seal, so that he
could alterwarda Identify them. He vasfamUiar
" with the handwriting of the three commission cr-t,
but od Aa exkrAlnttlou -of* tho wariOu*tickets a -
leged : by ;the prosecution. to-- a a ve been altare I
3 from Bowen tb De Large, eaM he could not ???og
Bt?e among them either of the handwritings rd
" re'rred to, bot ' be did observe, a i. semblance au tl I e
. ?Tai Harley prevailing in tte wi i tin g on a nufAbef [
jj of.the ballots. Witness,waajireaea t at the count
tog ?hen tte vow Mt. Exakieliwhieb waaia
'ewldtmce as having- been so attend* sta?? R w?p Jj
deposl- efl) was.' anno a nc ed, ana distinctly hean x
Mr, williams cali off tho name of p. C. Bowen. [ 1
8ubwqucntly,-?{ter the seizure of the beitota and
their exam ?nailon at the oillce of the United states
Qotauils.Hlj:ier, only the fri ea is of Mr. Bowen were
t invited to come forward and identify their votes, j
- ' Witness never heard that officer (MT. H. 0. Judd) ?
make usc of threats against ?he commissioners, l
Int tad expression was generally derogatory tb
their charact?r. Often bearii -Mr. Millet say the
coan mission nra were dlshoaea: men and ?here
would be rio show of fairness in the election, and . )
, that the. ballot-boxes -would be. tampered with). I ;
Oa 'another occasion heard them denounced a? j
?'or-U ?coondrei?.? Witness bas lived m Beaufort
.'- ahice 1OT3, and being ram Liar with the sentiment I
of the colored people, was not surprised at the re-I;1
snit ortae-elfcottoa. Their ex pres? loas wen tb the ' '
- ?foot that they vron for Mr. Bowen asiong a* the
aUmps were concerned, but when.they carno to t
vote they would veto fer Mr. D*Large. [Wttaesi j ,
ts 'presented with a letter written by Mr. Langley,
one of the commissioners, but' failed to identify
i tas writing] says be ls ?ot an expert.
r??*^7nSwi?i '0. Mayo, bf .Beaufonj)elng swore
'.^eeaiexi la wi batanee tie' main points o? i lie tes?
timony of Mr. Grofnt. -He bad heard: prior to toe
.election many threats against tba commissioners,.
.'".fleard'Mr. Pollitzer say ln4.be .heat ol jbia anger
tba? Mr. Wunama was , ? d-d scoundrel, and
wi thia a.y ear he would not be ia tbU State.
"WjlUie^ is faml.lar with the handwriting of Mr.
: Wi);?..- Thealtered vote of Mr. Judd bel?g
'??'0 mit ted to him, witness Bays'the name of J
, TieLarge has no resemblance to the writing of Mi.
. 9flpaa*rj Falte also *o recognize any similar! t>
:tBn^,obanges on other tickets to the' writing, af 11
""thc omer coin missioners. 1 *
.v-Beiag?xroa3?iX?miued witness states that very
la^p^-CTpre*iions were uttered agalntt Commis
, Sloper'. *ililams by tm Bowen p wt/ In Beaufort
The district attorney remarked : "And you bav?
'?already- tes-i ft -d that the Bowen party were m the
.' majority in-tho town, and therefore the majority
.of the people think he is a scoundrel.-" Witness
. replied, l,i think nut by the return of the vote ur
^e. ?yuaty.'' Witness bas heard since he came to
,.Charl eaton that toe Bowen party advised him to
run'?way. -Lettersbeing ottered to witness, writ
ten by commissioners, he does not recognize the
*> Mr. Jeme? B: McGregor, berag recalled for the
'? defence, t?stiOed as to the* unchanged condition
the boxes from tho time they were reoelved
"<r?bmthe managers until the votes were counredi
H j ii Jo d scribe i the manner or counting the
?Otes, and especially the appearance of Mn
. Se?kiei*? tic<et wheo, ta*en from the box by wit?
"iess." Tho boxea, were made mostly ot second?
hand lumper, and the carpenters stated the night
'.efore the- boxes were "brought to Chane-ton by
- the deputy marshal that no alteration bad been
made in then). Some -of the cracks visible in the
,*oxes were occasioned -by the shrinking or the
, lumber. j Witness did not notice jhe nail beads la
. the Beaufort .?nd other boxes. IThe district at?
torney caled th? attention of the jury tootha
j double Set pr nails tn'.thc Cypress Creek box.]
: Concern?a* Ute tags foo ntl upon, the strmg of
ballots, wiieu opened In court, wHnes? swears
that, to tue b s: of his knowledge, no tags were
. .pat-up JU tue string tfterthc Urst few boxes were
" counted to separate i he different precincts. Wiri
ness. however, did not string thc baflots himself.
It wan done by Mr. La-gley, one ol Mic comml*
lonen.' '
[TO BB CONT1NUKD.J . j
-Mrs. Gaines, of New Orleans, is sued'for
$127.000, lawyers' i ees. .
-Indianapolis did $36,275,375 worth of buai
. ?ess lu 1870.
COMMERCIAL, XE ?VS.
The Clim litton Cotton, nice amt Naval
Stores Market.
OF KICK CHARLESTON NEWS,,. -
FRIDAS KVXNLNG, February 10, UTI.
COTTON. -There .nra? a mode rstely fatr Oem a a a
for this staple, with rather more firmness In
mlJd?ng and strict middling qualities, which Im?
proved abont %c *f) lb in consequence of the limi?
ted supply, of these, while the common grades
were steady. Sales near 1000 bates, say 2 at ll, j
at 12?, 26 at 18,18 at is H. 21 at 13 -?, 7 at 18?, 46
at 13?, 22 at 13?, 12 at 13?, 241 at 14, lio at 14?,
81 at 14?. lu at M?,108 at 14?, 67 at 14?, 13 at
14?, 7 at 15, 4 extra Btaple at l?o. * ?. We
quote :
LrrxareoL cxASsincArroN.
Ordinary to good ordinary.12??13?
Low middling.14 ?14?
Middling.14X0MK
Strlct middling..14*?14?
RICE.-This grain was ?rm with a good de
manu. Sales hear 300 tierces ot clean Carolina,
say 46 tierces at 7 3-16, 40 at 7 9-10,139 at 7?, 26
at 7 11?, 24 at 7?c. fl lb. We quote common to
fair clean Carolina ?t ?%@7?, good 7?@7?c.
NAVAL STOKES.-The business was in a Uni?
ted way. The foUowing were the sales: 78 bbls.
apiriu turpentine at 46@47c., ll bbl-, low No.
rosin at $2 25f 21 bbls. extra No.' 2 at $2* 0?;83
tbia No. i at ?210.128 bbls.-Nos. 2 and 3_at SI 90a
FREIGUTS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nom{.
nal on uplands; via New Tork,?d ou uplands,'l?U
on .se? islands; by sail M6d on uplands, ?d
on sea islands. ToHavrenomtnal. Coastwise-to
New york, by steam, ?c on uplands and lo on sea
islands; -fifi tierce on rice; by sail, ?c V m on
cotton-;2- fl tierce OR rice: top fl barraroo rosin;
$7? S 9 M on lumber; $9?10 fl M on timber. To
Boston, by saii,:?c fi tb on upland cotton.
To^Providence. by Bali $5 ? M on' boards, ?c
fl ? on -cotton; by steam $1 ?? bale on Nei
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, ?o fl m
on uplands; by. sall, $7 ? M on boards; $9 oa
timber; $3 fl ton on clay, aad$3?350 on phos?
phates. To Baltimore, by steam, ?c ft h> by
sall, S6 50@7 ? Moa boards; $3?3 25 fl ton oi>
phosphate ' tock. . Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. C., Harlen :tnd Satllla River, Ga.,
and Jacksonville, Fla...to Northern ports, and $10 '
912 fi M are the rates on lumber aud boards.
ExeuANGE.-Sterling 60 day bills 20?@20?.!
DOMESTIC KXOHAKOB. - The Wanks pureing
sight checksat*??? off, anti seUat par.
GOLD-io?? 12_ i
Market? by Ttl eg rup h.
. J?OKSY If A BEETS.
LONDON. February . 10-Noon. - Cohsois 92
Bonds 90?.
Flt AN ITO RT, February 16.-Bonds 95?.
NEW Youri February io-Naon>t-?tookB very
strong. Gola strong at ll?. Money easy at 4ai.
Exchange-long 9?; short 10?. Bonds ll?. I j
Evening.-Honey Sa?. Sterling quiet at 0?[
GoM ll?all?. Governments closed buoyant
with ta advance; stxry-twos 12?.. 'Southerij
strong, with at? Increase of business movement
In North Carolinas-lt ls staten ic is 'not based on
any immediate prospect of resum ption of m ter est
payment-. r>m reaeoW The operations or a ame li
boll clique. Tennessees 64i{; 'new at?.' Virr
ji?las ?4?r new 61?. Louisianas ?7; new ea
Levees 74; eights 80. Alabamas 97; aves eg.
Georgias 81a84; sevens 86. North CaroMoas
a'ew 28?. -south Carolinas 78; new 69?.
"''., COTTON 5IARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. February ft-Noon .-Sales of cotton
shipped in February on March from Savannah or
Charleston, 7?d for middling uplands; dluoifrom
Sew Orleans, 7?d for mlddliug Orleans. Arrived
gva, Missouri and Success from New Orleans, Sea
Sem and Tonawanda from Mobile; total 13,481
)ales.
Later.-Totton doll ami tending down: uplands
r?d; Orleans 7?d; sales 10.000 bales; for the
?reek, S?.opo; exports 13,ooo; 'peculation -:OOJ:
dock elo.otO;, American 278,000; receipts .92,00o1:
american 61,000: actual exports ir, wu. Rates on
?hip named at Cn&rle-toa or Savannah, mld
lUng 7?. ' - .
NEW YohE.'February M-Noon.-Cotton quiet
iud steady ; uplands I6?c. ? ?"
Evening-Cotton a shade easter ; sales 330?
?ales, at I5?c.
BOSTON. February m-Cottm. doll and nomi;
ian middling l5Xnis?c: net receipts 440; pros*
830; .'-ales loo; stock 63JO; ?et receipts of the
veefcT 1254; gross 457; salts of the week 21 uti
?ales. , ' .. ;v ' ^ . . ; .
FB?VTOENC5, a:t.,TebrrrarylO.-M:otten, net re?
:efpTs Tor the weMc'Siobnies. '
BALTUIOKE. .February lo.-Cotton quiet and
iteaay;'rhlddll0gsl5c; net receipts 77 bajes^gros*
.32; rxporrs coastwise 35u; ?hies 38?; stuck r3,36u|;
t?t receipts of the week nc?; gross 4507; export* I I
oastwise 18?5; salea for t'?e week 26*5. 1 'I1
CITY POINT, February io.-Net receipts of tuc ll
reek 41Q.
No: KU LT., February 10.-Cotton steady; low
Diddling l??al??c: net receipts 2454 baten; ex> 1J
ions coastwise 1287; sales 23u; stock 8947; ucl
ectiptsdf 'week H.S?9; exports to Great Gritaia
Ot. cuastwbe 11,8U?: sa es Of week )aoo. '
WICsitNGToN. Fewdriry 10.-OM Wu duli and
tOHiltial; middlings I3?c; net receipts 164 bales: I i
txpurts coast wise 606; tUck ?588; net receipts of
he wrck 1161; exports, coastwise 1210; s iles of
he week 129:' I | I
SAVANNAH? Fcbrua-y ?10-Cotton' qniet and
iffetings light; inlildilugs??v; net receipts 2538 I i
ules; exports coastwise IOU; sales 1500; stout | J
e,727; net receipts lor tho week 27,007; exported
o <>re?it Britain sst;-, contint ut S782; eoustwlse
Z,18i: wiles for the week?MO.
ADGVSTJI, February 10.-M in*?t quAS?t ?ni Bteai- | I
ly atu?c for.mt'idilug; salo* 735 Uales; receipts
?60.- . - . r .
Mosas, February 10.-Cotton quita; middling! I i
I4?e;'uet receipts 10*4 bale ; exports to Great 11
Britain 3000. coastwl e 2062; sales .1000; stock
W.20O; net receiptao' rtie week lo^ati-exports t
Jrea> Britain 8580, cc -.st wis? 4016.
NKT ORLEANS', February 10.-Cotton. steady
nidrfbnga 14?al4?c; net receipts 15,163 ikies
tross 15.376; sales 9330; stock 2?8,90i; net receipt!
>f the week; 66,906; eross GS.-iso; exports to Great
[letal* 19,650; to Bremen.5942; to. ftarceloua 2118;
;o Autwerp 3642; to Hamburg 1993; lo Baltic ports
1613; to Vera Cruz ST3; coastwise 3$23; sales of the
iveek 49.000 bales.
. GALVESTON, February io.-Colton quiet and
ifcady; gooil ordinary 12?c, net receipts 1168,;
AjKm8 to Great Britain ?&971; sales 1400; stock
11,744; net receipts of the weest 6580; exports Con -
..neut 1803; sales of the week. 7000 bales.
r-HOVISIONS AND, KU OD C CE il^Jt K E TS.
NEW YO.(E, February io-Noon.-Flour a ahad?
Iranr. Wheat ?rmer and qdle:. Corn dull'and
lOmlndlly unchanged. Pone dull; mess $22 87a2X
Lard quiet at il?all?c. Turpentine firm at ?lc.
Kosin hrmly heki at S2.56a2 60 for straiued
PreightadaB.,. ? 1
EveuUML-^Eiour. Southern a shade Armer,; cyn
Jioa to good entra id 95a7 50; good to oho'ce
|7.-??a8?5. .Whiskey Hrin=r at 93jsja94o. Wl'dat
la2 cents better; moderate export aud speeulr.tlvt
Jemand; winter red .and amber We*tern f i 3?a
t 60. Oom unsetthjd andi scarcely so ?riu it'S2?
1??*. I'orit steady; -new $2?;?ci: Old VdHii
Beofaieitdy. Lard quiet and Armor; kettle 13?a
13?. Turpentine Ucm ai ;Jtomu flnD^iieW;
-tm m efl S2 56h2 60. Tallow steady at 8>4I9Q.
freights tinner; by sail, wheat 6U; cottjn 9 82d>;
JV steam, w ti cht 7 d.
?Ai.TjMQBEi February 10. -Flour active and
m,.u>veM foeUug, Win a; dull .lor low grades;
?tBb,-.-Eti $oftj\c* and waute?; taafke*. rather .unset?
tled. Corn, white, dull and lower, 8?o87o; yellow,
?.fc.vo, ni sux. ITovJlons relive and firm. Whis?
key, ?npro/ed reeling, at 93?p. y^'
CrSciNNATi, Fehrnary fo.-V.?hr steady and in
noderaifetremand; family $6 ?5.' Corn advancing
wnii.a fair demand at 5?-.35. Mess pork Arm
it $22 75, LarcT in fair H .-maud at full prices.
Bacon, "holders Urmer with a ? light demand:
>houl?cra 9?c; clear sldef 12c-lnrge sales could
iot be made at these figures: Whiskey in fair da
iiautl at S7c, , .
\; !^"* (lftw York Klee Harket.
From the" Daily Bulletin, - February St There ls
u truth but little of a market to report un this
staple at present, the demand Mill proving light
imd merely for Job lots, and busluess. developing
io ImereBtlcg features. Stocks Increase some?
what, and pr.cea evidently lack tue strengt p. of
me week ago, yet, as dialers occasionally get i hi
J? a few Uerces-at au extreme ligure, they con
iid^trateB as Arm. About 8c for choice is a fair
-'op rate, aud from this carolina muges dowji to
(Mo.. Foreign, is duli at about t>?a?c.
From. Ahe. Worid: The feeling bi agata pretty
>toa*iy. til a alight modi Heat lou of values appcar
ng. to drav oat tiuyers, though as a rule most
>pesatioua are merely ia execution of iubblag or
lera. S*l*\a ?d loo tca-Caroliua 7?a7?o; prune
??a7?cv and clmlpe and laney, OH?XC. East lu
lin quiet at 7c. ?.?
From the Journal of .Commerce: There ls very
ittle doing. The advices from the sooth are nipt*
aver .hie, aud encourage hoideis, but buyers of
ill clasps are cautious. -)V'e quote 7>?o$c. ,
New York Sartil Stores Unrket.
From the Journal of Commerce, Wednesday,
?"e >ruary !j : The market for spirits, turpentine re
nams very strong. The vessels arriving .^ow
?nug very little, and holders he ped along by alie
lecreasea stock, tnrough rhc pretty*large drafts
or sblomeut last-week, realize full late Usures,
"hi* demand at the moment ls very light; thc job
ung tr dc buy onTy as they have occasion lb use.
/maillots In merchantable order bring sic, with
u bbjs sold nt dat price. Rosins-There is
in*excited feeling Jh strained, with holders in
ilfferent about realizing, and olferlng very little
il current, rates; $2 5oa2 55 w'as bid ror large sud
mall parcel?, and the miter price refused for car
iocs. There wore no Hales or importance. Thc
inc grades a tract but very little anent on; there
s aa even home demand at steady price". We
SJte strained at $2 55; No. 2, $2 60a2 90 ; Ko. 1, f 8
?nale and extra pale. $4 50a7 23. Tar ls quiet
Fuucnauged lu price; Washington *o!d at
New York Hay Market.
From the f>aliy Bulletin of Wednesday, Febru
ry 8 : There ls a fair demand for shipping gradea J
from the South and West indies, and prices rule
about steady, btu the fllffloult carting and the Ice
In the harbor restrict transactions to quite a large
extent. Sales are 600 bales, for Bat/ana. per
steamer, at tl 20 cash, per cwt. Retail sells freely
at $1 23ai 40-moatiy at about fl 80. Straw, with
small arrivals tad a steady retail trade, is very
Arm for all lands.
?" Norfolk Corn Harket.
NORFOLK, February 8.-COBic-The receipts
to day nave been very liberal, amounting to about
13,000 bushels, all of which has met ready sale,
and prices of yesterday have been folly sustained
for white,' while mixed and yellow show a shght
improvement. White to-day brought 82a83o;
mixed and yellow soasic . .
Iateror Cotton Markets. ^
COLUMBIA, February fl.-Sales of cotton yes?
terday 76 bales; middling 12)ic.
YOKKVILLB, February 8.-The market is quiet
atisjitt. j
ROOK. HILL, February T.-Cotton has beeb
quite steady; from 10>?c lor stained to 13Me for
middling.
CHARLOTTE, February 8.-Market dull nnd
active; we quote at lex to i s>*c extremes. Sales
b 8 -bales.
MACON, February 8.-Receipts .of .cotton 411
bales; shipments 303; sales 32u; the market quiet,
with middlings at 13 vc; low glades still in de?
mand. .
ATLANTA, February 8 -The market to-day has
hee? quiet and Arm; middling MMe? Wr mid?
dling 12Xc; good ordinary v?:-?6; oroinary lie. jj
Receipt* by Railroad, F?rhnary IO.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAI LBOAD.
sss bale? cotton, 03 bales goods, 62 pkgs sogar
and molasses, 4 cars stock. To Railroad Agent,
Geo W Williams A co, Pelzer, Rodgers A CO, w A
W W Smith. WI* A co, Caldwell St SOD, Tringle ft
Son, O H waller ft co. W O Courtney ft co. W B
Williams A Son. Thurston A Holmes, Frost Ac Ad
fer, Sloan A Selgnioua, W B Smith"* co, Geo A
rennolm 4 Son, Steffens, Werner A Ducker, W P
Dowling * co, Mbwry ft Son, Wagener ft Mon
sees, G Foll?n.
VORTH KASTE RV' RAILROAD.
133 bales upland and 2 bags sea island cotton,
160 bbb) naval stores, cars lumber, wood, roopn
rice, mdse. Ac To O W Williams ft co. Front ?
Adner, Caldwell ft Son, T P smith, Mowry A Son,
G W Witte, Pelzer, Rodgers ft co, W K Ryan, P
Hudson, Reeder A Davis, Galllard-ft Mlnott, J A
Qoackenbusb, F Wehmann, J Marshall, Jr, Krns
imur ft Howell, C Belitzer, Chapeau * Heffron,
W 0 Bee ft co. A J Salinas, Graeser A Smith, J E
Adger ft co, J B Hvat. Walter ft co, H Cobla ? co,
D c Ebangh, J C Mallonee, Railroad Agent, and
Order._
Poa ?ensera.
Per steamship Charleston, from New York
D D Leary, Mrs M D Gow, James Kydd, J Levaclt,
S M Burroughs, Mles S H Parish, Miss H J Hsyt, T
Parish, Mrs D A Tails, I B Bristow and wife, J H f
Decker, H Browning, andone.*&teerage.
i-vr steamer Pilot Boy.^from' Savannah, Beau?
fort, Pachlo Lauding, .Perry island, ac-H W
Crouch and Tady^-W Dearborn, L Meld well, Capt
ii.riio:t,'ArDaaneman. ffE\Bold, * Chaplain, Mrs
:;ott, aka Mott; ?r-Eiiughies^ . *
Per steamer Hmaie, from- Georgetown, S O
C P Aiscrai, 9t}t3 ?loyd,-p OTohfuJ p Alston, Jas
Read. A- M, P&rl?er, P E Braswe?T. Mrs Atkinson,
and ?eonNd?et. h . '.' ?8 lit t i
Full Moon, uth. 8 hours, 44 minutes, morning. .
Last Quarter. 12th..fl hom s. 40 inmutes, morning.
Kew Moon. lOth 8 hours, 20 minutes, morning,
first, quarter, -7th, 6 hours, 18 minuten, morn'g.
FEBRUARY.
.donday.
Tuesday.
Wednesday.
.Fh ur sd Cy...,
Friday.,
Saturday....
sunday..
?UK.
KIStS.
e.. 62
6.. 61
e.. AI
G. .t0
6.. 40
6.. 48
6..47
BUK
SITS.
6.. 36
6. .ST
6...IS
6..38
5..39
5..40
6..41
MOON
6.. 67
7. .68
0.. 2
10.. 6
11..TJ
morn.
12?. 14
mos
WAYXBj
Kl ?
9..43
10,. 25
11..11
lt. ? 3|
1.. ?
MAXINE NJBWS.
CH ARLESTON,- FEBR? ART ?Iii
' i i
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship. Charleston, Berry, New York-left
5th inst. . Mdse. To Ja? Adger ft co. J E Adger
ft co, SC Railroad co, N E Railroad co, J Apple,
D A Arame, Ht Kates A co. TA Beamish, B K Bed
lord, W O Bee A co, ff (i Bennet t, W U Bled ft co,
J N Boeach, Sollmann BroB. F C Borner, B Boyd,
H W F BT?Hv?r, T MBrlsi?lI A cr?, M C Buxbanm.
I R Campuefl, Rev S Carew, T M Catrr, Cltapean A
Bellron, W Ii cu afeo ft co, Charleston Hotel, T D
Lllancy ft co, L Cohen ft co, T Cordes, H Cobla ft1
30, OhlcofaM ft-M co, H Daly, Douglas -ft Milien
Dow Kv Motte ADavis, H A Due, J B Duval ft 6on,
Khan ftiiBros, Lau Flsoher, D F Fleming A co, C
Kuiiui, Florida - teamer, Forsythe, Mccomb ft co,
Fnrchgotr, Benedict ft co, D Goldstein, OoodrlChi
lineman ? co, c Oraveley, P L Gutllemln, Hart ft
M- il Barri?, W S' Henercy* J U Billen, Holmes ft
balder, FS Holmes, X A Hunt, D Jennings, Chat
Kerrison, Johnston, Crows ft o>, O H Johnson, H
Le td io?, Kllnck, Wicken berg ft co, C Lilien 1 hal tl
JO, M L?h rs. P F Murray, W. Mawcher, S. R Marl
>h.tll. W. McLean, J P Merkhart, L A Mliier, Jao G
tfifnor ft co, O A Moses. Mowry * SOn, B K Near.
Ulla, F L u'.Nelil, J F O'Neill. Osteurtortf A 00, O F
l'an kin, c P Poppeaheim, D Paul ft co. (jalnby.,A
:o. Riordan, Dawson ft co, J Russifl, J BSarrty, J
Shaw, Southern- Express co, Steden*. Werner ft
j lic ker, capt J H stewart, stenhouse ft co, 'A R
Stillman. E B Stoddard ft co. J F Taylor ft. 00, HS
few. s Thomsoo, J Thomson: St co, M Trlest, Wm
.?rei-: amt, J110 ll Villers'. Walker, Evans ft Cogs*
rell, WaadbM * ^t-COj-Wovt N? Milln, Otto F
?Vieters, Q>W Wuhajms' 'ft- -co, ?lHTwiison ft co, w
I Yutes, and .01 hew. On-Oth, tjechanged signala
vim snip Gen' Butler 76 miles nortu*r Cape Hate
as; onaOtb.tamiles soaUr of Frying Tun Shoals;
sxchanQHPsifcnnJB with- ihestoknishlp Amanea,
lound xbriiw ? ?pV, v$ . -SsT;
Sehr s^fiwrriis./Orpsr^^ dav li
a. ids and ladSe. iTu lV|-K08Ch ftco, -Central Rall
-ai A--.-i.t, -L'MsLitBjB O. ?B?liroad'-Agent, W U
Dukes most?\i-vj* Xv?---^ fs?
sehr W.H.Sveehv BnCR,.Paunbath, JA-13 dara.
Fruit, a^VffiilprTjr'^ 2
Steamer Pilot Boy, "Sly, Beaufort, Chlsolm'a
LandutgauU Pauiflc landing. 34 bags and Irpkt
sea Island cotton and sundries. To J D Aiken ft
:o, Ravenel ft co, Jno Hanckel. D McPherson, Mr
Boyd, B C Adams, J Verdler, W Gurney.
Steamer Emiuo, White, Georgetown, 8,0. MS
.'cs nee, mdse and sundries. To Shackeiford A
telly, Mrs J D Ward, Thurston ft Holmes, Wm C
Bee ft co, Mordecai & co, F Shubrick and D B
Haselton. iw-1
Boat 1 rom Toogoodoo. 2 bags coton. To WA
BoyAe.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Br bark Howard, Shaw, Oottenburg.
Br narkBatohelora, Tooker. Amsterdam.
- Br bark Carmel, Patten, Cork and a Market..
Sehr J W Allen, Deane, Boston.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship North Point, Foley, Baltimore, Feb?
ruary 8.
UP FOB THIS POttT.
80h r Mary Farrow, Bagley, at New York, Feb?
ruary 8. .
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Haynle. at Baltimore, Feb?
ruary 8.
Hohr Jason,'Wiley, at New-York "ibruarye. ?
SAILED FOR' THIS PO..T.' .
Steamship aouth Carolina, Becket, from Kew
York, February io.
MEMORANDA. ?' ?
The sehr WH ThornSlke, Hali, from Rook port,
Me, for Char les to ta, sailed from N.-wport, R I, Feb?
ruary 6. ...
The sehr J H stickney, fooks, from Charleston
Cor Boston, was at Tarps ni lu Cove February 6.
The sehr Georgie Staples, Lord. Irora George?
town, S C, for St John's, N B, arrived at Holmes's
Hole February 6.
ur,
LIST OF VESSELS
CLEARED AND SAI LSD KO a TBift PORT,
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Arracan. Spencer, sailed.ii_Jan io
Ship Tranquebar, Har ward, cleared.Jan 20
HKWFOBT, BKQ.
Hie G H Bevan, Bevan-, sailed.Jan ?
CALLAO.
Fr bark Intimes, Gefllot. sailed."!.Oct 16
ST. THOMAS. / .
s pan Isli brig Carraquena. Pages, sailed..... Jan 2
CARDENAS.
Span brig Paco, Bosh, sailed..Jan 26
. TA?ABDO, P K,. .
Br bark Minnie, Stewart, up.Jan 10
NASSAU, N. P.
Sehr Wonder, Armsttong, cleared..Jan 7
DOMESTIC.
toare?'. . ./ - j
sehr A Blalsdell, Garbeld, cleared_:.Jan 20
Ni.w voB?
?teamship South CaroUna Becket, -VA.Feb lo
SchrMary Farrow, Butley, np.."...'.....Feb 8
Sctir Ida Blrd8all, "B1rdsali, chared. Feb 4
sehr N WSmith,.Tooker, np.-..-..Feb 2
Sehr Jason, Wiley, up.':..-......'......Feb 2
* y8ILA D ELPE J A . ?
sehr A M Gaskin, Ga9klir. up..v....-..Jan 16
SchrMary E Fem?rlck, Dosey, cleared.....Jan I"
Sehr B B Everman. Corson, cleared.?......Feb 'S
?chr A E Glover, Terry, np.;. Feb 7
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, Haynle. cleared..Feb 8
?enr H C Sheppard, Clark, np......'..Jan 4
?dir Ida Richardson, Bedell, cleared.Jan it
icbr Ella Mathews, McElireii, chuu'cd.Keb 2
}cbr Geo H Squire, Haley, cleared_...F?b 2
MEW ORLEANS.
Sehr D B Everett, Hooper, cleared.....'.Jan 23
PORTLAND, MK.
>chr M-C Lyons, Smith, cleared..Jan 17
' KOCKPOBT, MB. '
ichr W H ThorndlKe, liait, to sail.Jan 17
lehr Frank 4 Emily, McCohb, cleired.Feb 3
JAMBS MCCONKEY,
PAINTER AND DECORATOR.
Orders received at A. 0. BAR-COT'S ' Drag
>t ore, No. 48 Broad e : reet. j an24 -1 m0
_5r?Wiitt?._J_
?pOB LIVERPOOL.
The British Ship MUSCONG?S, John Gov--?U
er, Ma3ter, having a portion o? her cargo SfiflL
engagea, wm have dispatch. RATBBL ^ ^
Tfl O R LIVERPOOL.
The First, clase . British Bark YU MURI, Jju
Campbell, Master. SSS
For Freight engagements, apply to v -jk ?
JanlO R. T. WALKER, Boyce A Co. s Wharf.
pOR Mt! ?? Y O P* K .
OXJD) LINK N KW YORK AND CHARLES?
TON STEAMSHIPS. '
. ESTABLISHED 1 84 6. .
SPACIOC8 AND ELEGANT DECK STATE ROOMS.
The. very fast and splendid -'Slde*Wheei Steam?
ships of this tine will sail from Adgert Sooth
Wharf aa follows during the mofith or February:
CHAMPION. SATURDAY. IMhi at 13 O'Clock M.
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, 14th, at 2 o'clock P. Mc
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY^ 18th, at half-past 4 i
o'clock P. M. " .
JAMES ADGER, TUESDAY, 2lat, at 7 o*eloekr P.-M.
CHAMPION. SATURDAY, 26th, at 7 o'clock P. UL
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY. 28th, at 12 o'clock M.
WW* Througn Bills of Lading given-on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the-New Eng?
land manufacturing towns at the? lowest market
rates.
Tor Freight or Passage engagements, apply to
feM-imo_JAMES A DOER A CO.
rJlHBO?GH BILLS LADING TO
BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA, BOS.
' TON, ORE HEN.
AND THE CITIES OP THE NORTHWEST.
Thc ?ue Steamship. FALCON, Hay.
nie, Commander, will sail for Baltimore^
on TUESDAY, 14th Fehrnary, at 1 o'clock I
Jfm" P?UaUe-ptua Freiguts for waraco to that
etty by railroad from Baltimore without addi,
(ional insurance, and Consignees arc alio wea an: .
pie" rime to sample and sell their Goods trots
the BaiiroadDepot in Philadelphia. : '
TAUX C. TREK HOLM. Agent,- ?
febff-5 : '_No. 2 Onion Whams.
JpACtFIC MAIL STEAJ?SITIP GQIim
. TEKOCGH LINK TO
CA Ll F 6 RS IA,- fjKjiSA AND J A PA Ni
?j . .IrlH.
PARES G HEATLY REDUCED. , , j
Steamers of the above UM leave Pier^fj^.1
So. 42. North River, foot of Canal>22flBE
street, N*w York, at 12 o'clock noon; or tue <ttt)
and 20th of every month (except When the**
iTates fall on Sunday, then the' Saturday -preosdi
lng. . - ti -v.-' W rrj 1 .1. -:4> I
Departure or the 29th connect at Panama -wttb
steamers for South Pacido and Central American
ports. Those of 4th touch at Manzanillo. git*.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran,
cisco ror Japan and Chins March't, 1?5L' tHi
No California steamers toddh at Havana, hui
go direct from New York ro'Aspin watt- fr-V ,!&U :
One hundred pounds baggage free co each adult.
Medtclue and attendance TTeeV
For" Passage Tickets or other Information' appi>
at the COMPANY'S TICKET-OFFICE, on'tho;
wharf foot 'of Canal street,. North Riven New
York. !-'*'"- P. R. BABY", Agent. 1
juiyi6-iyr' . - ' K? . i |
Q?NARD LINE.
-- I
BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAJL
STEAlfPACKET CO. _ I
?Table of sailings for LIVERPOOL -'V_JF;31L
QUEENBTOWN: gmEffl?
. . non BOSTON VIA NBW YOE*. " . :? ?
sr HE RT A..,.WednesdayrJan. 11 ?
ALBPrO;..Wednesday, Jan.'18 '
'BATAVIA jWjfcl n esdaj, . J an fag
I TROU NEW TOBE, DIRECT.: ... I
ALGERIA-.'.Wednesday, Jaw. It :
CALABRIA.Tlmrsday. Jan. 12 j
ABYSSINIA. ...'.Wednesday, Jan. 1? |
SIBERIA....1.: Thursday, <Jan.-t9
CUBA...-........Wednesday, Jan. 2? i
ALEPPO. Thursday, Jan. 2? |
RUSSIA...Wednesday; Feb; i i
BATAVIA.;:..-. Thursday, Peb.-2 '
CHINA.... h. Wednesday, 9Mk ?j
PALMYRA. . ..Thoroday, i-eb. ? J
ii ?. RATES OF PAS&tQS FROM NEW TOBE, ' *
: By Wednesday steamers! carrying only cabin
passengers.
Singlo Ticket?-First cabin,1 $!?o gokl; Second
Dabin, $80 gold.
Return Tickets-FIrbt Cabin, $230gold; Second
Dabin, $150 gold. i*
By Thursday and Saturday steamers, carry ID g
-Cabin and steerage Passengers.
Single Tickets-Firm Cabin, $80 gold; Steerage,
880 currency. Return Tickets, $1M gold. -
Parties desirous >oi bringing out dtfelr friends
from Barope wm please apply to U ? '< 4
1 '?' WILLIAM HU ACH A CO.,- 3 :
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
- ' - Gerarerat Agents, Charleston, s. a
/anl4-gtnrhI5:_? ? ? ??? ' . ? [
J^IOR SAVANNA? VIA?BEA UFORT AND
- PAClf1C?-LANWSG. " ir- . k** ' 1
' ?-s- > -'.i ...:..-?, t. ?
The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain
F. W. Sly, will leave worral .,,,
for above points every 'MOND?T MOBNINO; at ,
o'clock, and for Beaufort and PacHlo Landl?g
every THURSDAY, leaving here-at 8 o'clock A. M.
? For Freight or Passage, apply io > .*? . '
-- ' . . J. D. AIKEN, Agent, -
feb! _j_No. 6 Central Wharf.
jp O R A V A R N A H ;
ELEGANT 8T?TE R0QMACC0MMODAT?0NS:
The Splendid Steamer-OI TY
POINT, Captain D. B. vincent, wlll^^_
leave central Wharf for the abo vb place.' un
FKiUAY EVENINO, Fjsbruary io, ?mj'at' 8o'clock.
The Steamer DlCTATOBvCaptaln L. M. Coxettei,
wi? leave on TtrES?^T-'BVENiNo, February 14,
1871, at 8 O'Clock. .' . "
fcb8 RAVENEL & CO., Agents; 1
R. p. L O R I D A ,
(??3 C * .1? J", x - . ? ..
1 TWICE A WEEK, > .
FOR SAVANNAH, . FE1<NANDINA; JACKSON
VILLE, PILATKA AND'ALL POINTS OH
. '! TOE STf JOHN'S R1YER. ' .' ; .
Tnc Steamer DICTATOR, tapram - :
L. M. COXETTER, will san iii, ????3*
Central wnarf for above pomts every TCSSDAT
EVENING, at 8 o'clock, arriving back at. Charles
ron-every SUNDAY'A PTKUNOOK. at ?o'cloclr. -
The Steamer CITY ruiNT, Captain V. B. .Ylti
ccnt, will sail rromCeurral Whan" for.above points
everv FRIDAY EVENIN?, at '8 o'clock, arri vin g
back' at Charleston WEdNESDAT ATTERNOOK, at 6
o'rlbck.
oetlO RAVENEL ? CO., Agents.
WEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
TUR-JCGU BY DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
. HEAD, SAVANNAH, ?A RIEN AND
^ BRCNSW1CK, GA.
i The favorite Steamer
ELIZA HANCOX,
Captain L. w. BURNS, , .
wlfl receive Freight at South Atlnn- ?jii?8?l)?
tic wharf-for above points everyitfBSHK
TUESDAY, and leave on every WEDNESDAY MOHN
IXO, at 7 o'clock, arriving at'Savannah tue sann
pvcEug, and leaving for Darlen, Ac, the follow
mg morning. Returning, will leave Savannah /or
charleston every MONDAY MOBNINO, ai ' O'clock.
For Freight or passage, apply to . ,'
. RAVENEL. HOLMES & CO.,
SCp'lO1 . ' . No. 177*T,af?,'Bflv.
?pDR ?ORT SUMTER.
^Tlie Steamer P0C0S1N, Captain W; ? ?^Jr^j.
H.. Gannon, wjji leave as abovaJ^SHC
sivery TUESDAY, THCK-SDAV and SATOKDAV, m ia
.?'clock, trom. Ma rice:. Wharf. footoi Murket street.
Returning at a quarter-past 2 o'clock.
J?n25-lino_J..?. MURRAY. Agent.
Q.EORGETOWN STEAM rA/JKET..
The Steamer EMILIE, Captain C. " *-TT""V
DE White, will'receive-Fret gut at ?BS?MBC
Commercial -YVhurf, every s ATUR D A Yan d WED
S'E3DAY, and leave eaeh port as follows :
Charleston,* on SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHT
it io o'clock.
Georgetown, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY-MORNING
it 6 o'clock.. . ?*T? . ?
On SATURDAY River Freight will be received for
Celthfleld and Weyniooth Mills, and on WEDNES?
DAY for Brookgreen Mills.
For engagements, apply to
5HACKELF0RD A KELLY, Agents,
lanso-mtli' No. l Boyce** Wharf.
JFertili??r0;
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS4^
THE M A BYLAND
FERTILIZING MB M iMF if T?R?NS f OM PAM
HAYE PREPARED A SPECIAL FERTILIZER ADAPTED TO THE COTTON PLANT, UNDER
THE NAME OF
COTTON FOOD!
. '.'o'
WS ICH THEY CLAIM TO BE OF TUE Ilia ?J EST GR ADR OF FERTILIZERS SOLD IN THE SOOTH,
Bi)DAL IX ITS RESULTS TO PERUVIAN GUANO, AND OF MORE PERMANENT
BENEFIT TO THE SOIL.
: tr. v :
It lia? Brm nsed by SEVERAL Ht'.VUiiED PLANTERS in North and SoutH
Carolina and tieorgiu, for two Seaaona, with the following raantta *
IT INCREASES THE CROp FROll 100 TO 200 PER CENT. .
lt resists ci iTJHgrit In fill'casen. The crop is not affected bv rust.
lt matures the crop ti ires- ro fonr weeks In advance, tims insuring the crop against early free ts, or
In the event of a backward season forplanting eniblej? tua planter to put lnbte crop three er (oar
weeks later, even as late ns the lat of June, with a certainty Of success.
It produces a better quality of* Cotton.
Loci kin g at Ute low- price of cotton, the Intelligent planter will readily comprehend the necessity
of using nohing but the highest grade of Fertilizers, and of strioUy asoidldg those whoso value has
been reduced by adulteration or the nae of cheap material J under pretence or meeting the low price
of ditton. ' . . v . -
' ll his CBop is only doubJed by tho use of " OOTTON FOOD " lt wUl give hlnrfrora cae<o two hun
bred per cent, profit on his outlay, wUh Cotton at MX cents per.pound, and it wUl mabie hinrto
plant'iewer acres with a coi-responding reduction of lab ir and exp mae with better results.. ...
49? $00 PER TOS, JU SACKS, 12 TO THE TON.
LAWRENCE SANGSTONT President,: .
S8 EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
J. R. PRINGLES SON, Agents, Claarl?eton, S. C. ."
. febo-tbatn vt? .
HICKSON FERTILIZER COMPANY,
AUGUSTA,.J5A.
0 ^^^^^^^^^ i
?\^ERANT??) FREE Ir/ROM ApTTLTlEBA*T?0??4
T>rCKSON?S? t'utfPOi'NrV-Casri.j...........,., '....... v.............<...... 800
Time.(City acceptance!.;; ?.i.....^L....:.'....A'sMsA ''iHl
.pi?KSON'S ?O?troirSb-Cash.' y\^\f .~..-.-?vi....'.w,.....^..y'i 88
tLv'^L^Jt . ?.ri?:'u ? I " ' ' '""
Time (City acceptance)......... >>?-->//r -v{.&:ilUX'.'l.iiit~Wt
Dratsge to R?nrdndor Bnat/Sactsioopriuna^ eajeh........S.'.*.....'.....?^....,$1 per. ion
. We use no in/ettor or ad ?tte rt ting material in bur mana acture?."Planters are invited to visit obt
works. .Stud lorcirimiars. ....... ? t--. . ./- i -
^ ? , - \ JAMPT.S T. ti.VROINEH, Pa-etLUnt, Aogaita^ Ga.
GEO. W/WITT^ Agent, Charleston, S. C.
. janafl-tbaiipluws . M r. ? ~. u- i "" . " "
I
; k THE fltlEAT FERTILIZER
' ' STAN DARU GUARANTEE!/
MANUFACTURED BY
WALTQN,WKANN&
WILMINGTON,DEI
- .??*>-?
FOR SALE BY
SDfiti FACTORS
.HAR LE?
EOE ?OTTO?t; ASH ATja CROPS.
THE UNPARALLELED,. SUCCESS i OF THIS
gie t' FERTTLIZBR cn* ALL CROPS preses it ti
"be ihfJBEST aid CHEAPEST Manure now effer
.Ct?'i!jaai.-JrT-f ' 1 ,1 M i<i-T'.
"ed in the nuilte;,^?,^*.,, ;&e&#fy~\
. it his- been 5S! by maay^MheTmoet emi?
nent Planters m the South, and
. IN EVERY SINGLE. INSTANCE IT EAS ?1VE?
ENTIBE SATISFACTION. . >
On;coTTON its' effects have been particularly
marked. It la no raf* thins for WH?NiPS PHOS?
PHATE1 to Increase th? ji?ldJ from ONE" HUN
DBEOLto TWO HUNDRED PER CENT.,or ?ve?
more. **
Mr. George.C. Dixon, an eminent planter ot
Cameron, Ga , Fays In a letter to the Banner of the
South', November 26, that In ah experiment with
seven leading Superphosphates and Guanos, the
WM ANN'S proved Itself the best of all'those
tried, paying a NET PROFIT (even at the .pres?
ent low-price of Cotton,) of tso Ob per acre of
Cotton. A copy of Mr. Dixon's letter, giving
lietaUs.iwlll be fninlsbed on application..
FOE SALE BY
0LAC??RN, HERRING & C0.,
CHARLESTON, X C., AND. AUGUSTA, OA.
dec21-WTrtu8mos '
financial.
g Y AirrnoRiTT OF THE- STATE OP ALABAMA.^
100,000 DOLLARS IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY
DISTRIBUTED TO TICKET HOLDERS
u?s, iiiMT mm mi ?ERN,
FEBRUARY TWENTY-SECOND, 1871.
1 Olft-of......._..$2i*oo Sp?lfts of $300are'........$io,UOt
1 Gif?of....i.. 10.000 TOO Gifts of $100 aro.10,000
2 Gifts of $.')000 are..-. 16,0001 15C0 Glrtrof $10 are...S....15,006
? Gifts of ?2O00 are...lO.coo l- -.
? lO Grfts or $iboo ate.ii.io,oo6 j ieso Gifts, amounting to.:...fioo.ooo
, t"J*.*. VC?M^S??NEBS AND SUPERVISORS OF THE .DRAWING.
Gencrid JONES M. W?THERs; hts Major-Geheral in C. S. A., ex-Mayor of Mobile, and editor Dally
Mobile Tribune. . - ? ? . - . "
arr .Colone*! J?IIN A. ELMOBE, or Montgonjery, Auorney-at-Law.
General WILLIAM W. ALLEN, of Montgomery, Planter and late Brigadier-General la C. S. A.
REFERENCES.
OFFICE SBCBBTABT OF STATS, MOSTGOHJRY, ALA? 1
'November 20, 1870. ' ' J
I hereby eerily that the "ALABAMA -IMMIGRANT ASSfXHATION?? is regularly Incorporated un?
der the laws ol this Stale, with a capital of. $50,000, and that the Inc irporators are gentlemen of
means, Integrity and high standing.. CHAS. A. MILLER, Secretary of State.
[CHEAT SEAL OF .STATS.) :>, .
We, the undersigned, cheerfully state-that we are personally well acquainted with Messrs.
STOKES A GREENK, Managers of the "Alabama i Immigrant Asaoclatloo," and wa know them to be
gentlemen of hlgn standing, integrity and reliability in this city, who. will see that the drawings of
tiieir "Association," wilie ns solvent and responsible, are honestly and fairly mile. Messrs. EL?
MORE, WITHERS and ALLEN, the Commissioners of toe "Association," ara gent leinen well known
over tne country as of the highest integrity and honor, who would n./t lend iu? use of their names to
any scheme or project that was not strictly honorable and above suspicion.
EA KLEY. SMITH Jk. CO.. Bankers. , HEWRY" E. FABER, Mator of Mbntgom?ry.
HOLMES A GOLDTHWAITE, Bankers. , JOSEPH W. DiuMlCK, Postmaster or the Oity of
E. S. MITCHELL, Agcut Southern Express Com- Montgomery. , ?,? . -,
pany. . . FRANCI? WIDDER, Collector pf U. S. internal
J. H. I'HINIZY, Agent Ta'.labasse Mannfacturmg Revenue.' ' '*. v'r'1 ?? u * '
Company. f-WM. B. HDGHE8, Clerk City Connell of Moat
; g J., . j L*. gomery. - ?... - ,u
PRICE Ob' ?<NGLE,TICKETSIpas been put grONLY TWO DOLLlRS. ' s-jifwl I
A discount or ieu pen-eat. will be made topuiohaseraef $60, and a discount or*werittpei*ee?'t.:
to purchasers Of $100 worth of-Tickets. ' . .
Aaentswaoiel in every part of .-the country,, to whom liberal Inducements will be offered." Seid
for C.rcnlars andread UieTebUmnnlals. . <rr I
Parties'at a distance desiriugto purchase tickets must remit their money as per address below. \
? 1 STOKES & GREENE, MANAGERS,
Jan20-1SD4W * MONTGOMERY, ALA. !.
S
O LT T II EB N DYE HOUSE.
Anew FRENCH DYE" HOTJSflfhas been opened,
at No. .159 Klag street, wherer DYEING in all col?
ors, aud Cleaning of all kinds ia done at tb<
shortest notice ami in the best, st vie.
. I. BILLER, French Dyer,
No. &9 King street, near corner George street.
sepie-lyr'
GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
T HE" MOUNTAINEER-,'
GREENVILLE, S. O.,
Um tue largest real circulation of any paper
in that section. Subscription price $1 a year.
G. E. ELFORD, Editor and Proprietor?
G. G. WELLS, Associate Editor.
declS
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Purify the b i o. o ci and
strengthen y? o/ ''?fet^rt:*
eradicating .?he CTTOC? ?f
dissipation, mamta>TT tho
human fram? 1 n coftdittorf
of healthfulness, dispel trc?r
Blues and aft ment?a/ 4?s?
tempera, and relieve those
whose sedentary hafsfts fay
them open Co depression.
They prevent and cure x%wfe.
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/erv, tyspcpstix, Sea- StcAn.ess,
Cffiic. ?ltohr'aX Culcra^Mbrma,
and every complaint irjC;
I dental' to diet or atmos?
ph?re? Ladies will find
them a sovereign boon ? as
they eradicate ^\ - traces
of ?fe?iitty, frtervousnosSr
ltWf ti?tess*. ' vaitd;'u' Dioettses
BgrT'iu. ousatrde of ^estimo?
M. JAC?BS?N^ole ProT?rr,
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CLAcros <s* varias.
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!...- yii . v \nn 'jj.'j. qi fy,: rwgajf \u..'?j.
. ' . * E.'E". BEDFORD, K?II? street,-'* >?
'c:?>. ??'k?ais' ? ca, iani street,'
,'' fi. FEL^MASN?CO.,J~Ws???t, '
C. MOiLELEK, . " \ ,. ..; j
And by UruggiBta a?d Ofocfi? everjwhere.
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PRICES REDUCID !
For sale by WILCOX, GIBBES * ce.,- Importers
and Dealers ia GUANO, Ka. i46 Bay street. Savan?
nah, Ga,; No. 241 Broad street, Aogdsta. Ga.; No.
ttl EAST BAY; Charleston; S. 0. Fer. rdrtherin
formation, address as ?bore, for-Soothers Agxi
culturlat Almaaac. ,, Jebl-lmo
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DEATHTO RATS,
BQACHES,
BEDBUGS, Sec.,
NEVER FAILING.
BOXES DOUBLE THE SIZE AS OTHFflS.
- HERMETICALLY SEALED AlVD
ALWAYS FRESH.
Sold a'. Wholesale by . . * .
DOWIE, MOISE & OA VIS?
And at retal by all Druggists. febl-ftmos
Sitters
WHOLESALE AGENTS POR TBE" . !
OID CA??0LI5A, BirtEKK
H. BISCHOFF ? CO.,
H. KLATTE A- CO., .
fiOlXlIANN BROTHERS, rl
J.'A. QHA?KENBTJS?L, \
WAGENER ? M0NSEE8,
MANTOOE & CO.